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What was the holding in Bartlett v Barclays Bank Trust Co Ltd?
- Bartlett v Barclays Bank Trust Co Ltd Bartlett v Barclays Bank Trust Co Ltd (No. 2) [1980] 1 Ch 515 in an English trusts law case.
- What is the importance of the case?
- In it Brightman J gave a comprehensive discussion of the duties of trustees in connection with companies whose shares are part of the trust property.
- Was anything novel about the case?
- Although it is common to hear lawyers refer to "the rule in "Bartlett v Barclays Bank"", the case only restated law that had been accepted since "Speight v Gaunt".
- Who was the bank in the case?
- Barclays Bank was the sole trustee of the Bartlett trust, set up by Sir Herbert Bartlett.
- What were the assets of the trust?
- The sole asset of the trust was 99.8% of the issued shares in the family company.
- Who were the directors of the company?
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Next turn: On the company board were two surveyors, an accountant and a solicitor.

DIALOG:
What was the greatest controversy?
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Next turn: One of the most controversial aspects of Australia's conduct of the Vietnam War had been the employment of a barrier minefield around Phuoc Tuy from 1967 to 1969. Wilton maintained that the minefield was already under construction when he first learned of it, and that he considered the decision within the purview of the commander on the ground, Brigadier Stuart Graham.

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What is meant by Emotionally focused therapy?
- In Les Greenberg's approach the term "emotion-focused" is sometimes used to refer to psychotherapy approaches in general that emphasize emotion.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
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Next turn: Greenberg "decided that on the basis of the development in emotion theory that treatments such as the process experiential approach, as well as some other approaches that emphasized emotion as the target of change, were sufficiently similar to each other and different from existing approaches to merit being grouped under the general title of emotion-focused approaches." He and colleague Rhonda Goldman noted their choice to "use the more American phrasing of "emotion-focused" to refer to therapeutic approaches that focused on emotion, rather than the original, possibly more English term (reflecting both Greenberg's and Johnson's backgrounds) "emotionally focused". " Greenberg uses the term "emotion-focused" to suggest assimilative integration of an emotional focus into any approach to psychotherapy.

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What were the bribery allegations against SMEC Holdings?
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Next turn:
In August 2016 SMEC was implicated in alleged corporate bribery incidents in both Sri Lanka and the Congo, after the firm sought to secure multi-million dollar contracts in those countries.